íochtarnach
Iochtarnach is a term with origins in the Irish language, often translated as "wretched," "miserable," or "pitiful." It describes a state of profound unhappiness, suffering, or degradation. Historically, the term might have been used to describe individuals experiencing extreme poverty, social ostracization, or severe hardship. It carries a connotation of being in a low or abject condition, evoking sympathy or pity from the observer.
While the word itself is not commonly used in modern everyday English, its meaning can be found